Residents of Raheja Heights, a housing society in Dindoshi, Malad East, Mumbai, are facing increasing anxiety after a leopard was sighted for the third time in seven weeks. The latest sighting occurred around 2 am, when the watchman spotted the animal and chased it away. The first sighting was on March 17, where CCTV captured the leopard entering the parking lot and killing a stray dog, followed by a second sighting on April 8. With around 1,000 residents in the complex, safety concerns are mounting as the leopard's presence threatens their security. The housing society's proximity to the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, known for its leopard population, has led to this situation, as urban development has encroached on the leopards' habitat. Although forest officials have suggested preventive measures, they cannot intervene due to jurisdiction issues, leaving residents feeling helpless. Anil Nair, chairperson of the housing complex's apex committee, stated that despite following the forest department's instructions, the leopard sightings persist. Residents are calling for a more robust response from authorities to address this ongoing threat.